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"I suppose so," he agreed quietly, looking down at his equipped hand. He knew that one had to walk before running, but he guessed he wished that he could have hit the ground running instead of stumbling on the first step. But, he was not expert nor natural when it came to weapons, so it could not be helped. But, under a teacher like his mother, he would have ought to learn something great that he did not know about before soon.
Robert listened quietly as Skye spoke again, and blinked, surprise for a moment at her choice of words. Only a few weeks ago, he gave the same advice to Dalgina, only that a quill was in the place of a dagger. He tried to imagine the knife like he would a quill, like a part of himself and not just some earthly object. It helped a little, and he gripped the handle a bit more surely. He was now, at least, getting the faintest idea of what he was doing.
The man watched the leader closely as she went through the motion again, though her movements were more detailed and the speed slower. He took note of her stance, the way she moved, and how her whole body worked to make the fickle and fuild maneuver. He, too, splayed out his legs instead of the stiff posture they usually took. Instead of trying to be fast like earlier, he took the steps as slowly as the Collins woman had just preformed. So far, so good; he managed to copy the move far better the second tim, and the gentle pace kept him focused.
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